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Read this passage from Chapter 9. “Run!” and drag Waleed and his sister away before the whole building came crashing down into the street, thundering like a jet fighter. What is the mood of this passage?
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Read this passage from Chapter 9.

“Run!” and drag Waleed and his sister away before the whole building came crashing down into the street, thundering like a jet fighter.


What is the mood of this passage?

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urgency

Step-by-step explanation:

I say urgency because it seems they were in a rush to run out of the building that was getting ready to collapse

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